Hi Arne, yes, I misunderstood the current reading in the map - though it would be great to use Grafana as a dashboard, on per station SNR values. With wsprdaemon-data we have the advantage that

Hello, I created that map when trying to implement a request by Clint. It does show the difference of spot count not the difference of SNR. I clarified the title and info text to prevent future

This is again something for Arne, the developer of the great Grafana page wspr.live The following may be a possible bug-report - I just want to notice: The grafana page offers the possibility to

Thanks Ulli, I hope it helps. A revision is in the works with some practical techniques included. Look for it once I've cleaned up the spelling and such. Glenn

Excellent notes, Glenn.... ! Many thanks for such documents... regards, Ulli, ON5KQ

I'm starting this as a new topic because I'm afraid we are verging on severe topic drift where it has been. This is revision 02 of the earlier draft with an addition intended to help reconcile the

John That's helpful. It probably means that the conversion from CM to differential on your feedline is occuring on the antenna side of the T1-1. If you have a symmetric antenna, one on which you can

Glenn, Rob provided me with a T1-1 assembly months ago. Other than the first test with a 50-ohn load at the KIWI, I always use the T1-1. John

John, If you can't find that PCB you (or anyone reading) can easily make something from an inexpensive TV/FM 4:1 transformer that will serve purpose: The picture shows examples of a Mini-Circuits

FYI, the WSJT-x packages are built for b'buster'. Until they support 'bullseye' WD can't be installed on it.

I believe I sent John an assembled version of one of your T1-1 PCBs which he can use to break the ground loop as you have suggested. -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

Do you have a low interwinding capacitance isolation transformer located at the KiWi SMA or can you at least temporarily try one? Wind a couple of turns on primary and secondary of a

I think you are introducing too many variables. Can you battery power your kiwis and somehow get to it over wifi? Starting with such a configuration, then add the coax to your arrestor with a

At 2031z I removed GPS. Waiting to see. John

Gur, I have done antenna design for a living... I can't recommend the EFHW for hardly anything! They are popular as they are easy but they are not effective. Startng with very QRP

Today at 1900z I changed the 5 v power supply. From a 20 amp 5.25 v AC powered to an inline 12/5.2 buck converter. 10M to 40 m noise dropped 2--4 dbm, 60m to 630 noise went up. 160 up by 10 dbm. John

Hi Gur, I have very little experience with transmit antennas, but some successful WSPR Beacon sites have used EFHW. You currently have 3 unused audio-only rx channels on your Kiwi. By adding 80, 30

Hi Rob, Thanks for checking up on it. Sure. I had to run multiple tests to figure out why I wasn't intercepting my tiny 1gr WSPR transmitter. Eventually solved my problem, and I can now stabilize my

I am back to my normal RX configuration. T1-1, AM filter, FM filterr. I will do the GPS disconnect test and touch Antenna ground while KIWI is terminated to a dummy load test, Monday, Sunday is our

a quick disconnect of the gps antenna will check if that is a source and the unit will remain operational for that short period.